Culp Seeks Comeback in Boston Milwaukee Start
Ray Culp, returning from arm surgery, will make his second start for the Boston Red Sox tonight against Milwaukee ace Jim Colburn as the Brewers lead the East. Milwaukee recently crushed the White Sox 15-5, while Boston beat Oakland 8-6 behind Luis Tiant.
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United States Track Team Selected After AAU Meet
UCLA star Dwight Stones set a world best and high jump 7 5 while Rick Wohlhuter won the 880 and Steve Williams led a young cohort including Cary Feldmann and Mac Wilkins. Randy Prefontaine dominated the three mile as Jim Bush praised the squad at Bakersfield.
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Riva Ridge Equals Track Record at Suffolk Downs
Riva Ridge and Secretariat dominate New England racing as Riva Ridge ties Whirlaway’s Massachusetts Handicap track record at 1 1/8 miles in 1 48 1 5. Trainer Lucien Laurin and Meadow Stable owner Penny Tweedy celebrate with jockey Ron Turcotte, who praises both great horses.
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Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
Major League leaders in batting and pitching across the National and American Leagues include Bonds Rose Stargell Carew Mayberry and Seaver Carlton N Ry an Colborn and Lee with top marks in hits runs and home runs, plus leading pitchers Seaver and Ryan.
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List Prevails In Inaugural Handicap At Rockingham Park
List, who ran eighth in the 1971 Kentucky Derby, rallied from five lengths back in the stretch to edge Reno Depot by a nose in the $10,000 Inaugural Handicap at Rockingham Park before 10,047 spectators.
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Red Smith Joins Journal Sports Pages Next Week
Columnist Red Smith, famed New York Times sports writer, will join the Journal sports section next week. The profile notes his Notre Dame background, rise through Milwaukee, St Louis and Philadelphia papers, and status as a leading syndicated columnist.
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Bourassa Leads Canadian Championship in Montreal
Jocelyne Bourassa handled challenging conditions at Municipal Golf Club to hold a two shot lead after the opening two rounds of the $50,000 LPGA Canadian Championship in Montreal. Judy Rankin, Jane Blalock, and Carol Mann trailed by one and two strokes respectively, with several others in contention.
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Blind runner finishes nine mile race in Cape Elizabeth
Joe Pardo of Flushing New York blind runner completes the Jaycees Nine Mile Road Race guided by two high school students on bikes and a cane. He places 24th overall and second in the 50 to 60 age group as Ken Flanders of Northeastern University wins in 45 03 8.
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Harvard Names Stoeckel 1973 Baseball Captain
Cambridge Massachusetts AP Shortstop Jim Stoeckel of Miami Florida a top power hitter in New England has been named captain of the 1973 Harvard University baseball team He hit .359 in Eastern Inter- collegiate League games this spring.
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Metzger rips four singles as Astros top St Louis
Houston shortstop Roger Metzger tallies four hits and scores twice in a 7-3 win over St Louis. Leo Durocher notes Metzger's improvement from a rough start as the Dodgers seize first in the NL West with other results including Los Angeles over Montreal and Philadelphia over San Francisco. Willie Montanez also stars for Philadelphia with four RBIs on four hits.
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Baseball scores and standings from Saturday to Tuesday
Major league results cover New York over San Diego 10-2 and St Louis 5-3, Houston 7-3 Monday, plus Chicago Pittsburgh and New York Philadelphia matchups. Standings list Milwaukee 50 games back, New York 1 game ahead, Detroit and Boston behind, with Oakland, California and Texas chasing.
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Miller captures U S Open with final round 63 in bid for title
Oakmont Pa Johnny Miller shoots a final round 63 to set a course record and win the 73rd U S Open by one stroke over John Schlee with a 279 total earning 35000. Also reported are Bourassa leading in Canadian LPGA, Allison winning Tuborg 400, Hulme taking Swedish Grand Prix, Scheckter ruling Formula 1, Masthoff Dibbs King and others in tennis and Dartmouth College naming Bob Whelan captain elect.
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Celtics Legend Sam Jones Joins North Easton School Session
Sam Jones, famed Celtics star and NCC head coach, returns to his old New England roots to assist the New England Basketball School instructional staff for six weekly sessions. He helped found the school with John Killilea and will attend the first session at Stonehill College next weekend.
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Fans and Celtics Signings Glow in Early AP Roundup
Boston reports show 25 percent of All-Star ballots from female fans in the first 10 days, hinting at over one million by July 8. Joe Cafferky, Celtics sixth pick from NC State, signs for 1973 74 season and plans Red Auerbach's Basketball School before training camp at Camp Milbrook.
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